What sound hardware does the Mid 2010 Imac i3 21.5" have? I'm trying to get drivers for windows 7.
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Windows drivers are available (if you are using 10.6.7) on your OSX installation disc. Boot Windows, insert the disc, install the drivers.
I am aware. My question is "What sound hardware does my Mid 2010 iMac i3 21.5" have?" I can't seem to find specifics on the chipset. Brand.. Model..
Open system profiler and look!
If I has system profiler available, I would.
JETS115 wrote:
If I has system profiler available, I would.
Of course you have System Profiler, You need to learn a little about your Mac
System Profiler:
Go to Apple>About This Mac>More Info>System Report
or
Navigate to Applications>Utilities>System Profiler
Read one of these
I know what System Profiler is. I'm not running OSx on my machine. I'm looking for information on sound hardware that comes standard on my model machine.
Good luck,
I would appreciate if someone could answer my question, and not questions I didn't ask.
Thanks!
JETS115 wrote:
What sound hardware does the Mid 2010 Imac i3 21.5" have? I'm trying to get drivers for windows 7.
You asked 2 questions, I answered the second, download the drivers from Boot Camp or install them from the disk that came with your iMac and then you'll know what the hardware is!
So you'll have the answer to both questions, won't you.
No, I asked one question. Which isn't answered. I didn't ask anything related to drivers. Hence, you answering questions that I didn't ask.
JETS115 wrote:
No, I asked one question. Which isn't answered. I didn't ask anything related to drivers. Hence, you answering questions that I didn't ask.
That is a lie
JETS115 wrote:
What sound hardware does the Mid 2010 Imac i3 21.5" have? I'm trying to get drivers for windows 7.
That's what you asked, note where it says "I'm trying to get drivers for Windows 7"
And now you'll do it without my help, Troll.
I didn't ask "Where can I get sound drivers?". That was a statement. Hence the "I didn't ask anything related to sound drivers."
My question is stated clearly above. You're irrelevant banter is clearly unhelpful.
Anyways, I found a solution on another community site. Clearly apple.com is not the place to get help with a mac, who would have thought.
Windows 7 - Mid 2010 iMac - Sound Card Question
